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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10520, 8 January 1912, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. "W. B. Ghennels.) <G-. W. Sellar, F.I.A.N.Z. W. B. :m:idnhi and cu. . AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND FINANCIAL ACENTS. PEItoL SiKhET .... MAjSI&RxOX. 1 o aE uti t. Church Street, V rooms, al-i' conveniences, good gardens, i(3s. Beatify Street, 5 rooms, garden., sitabie, lis. «S A CONCERN. PKINCE OF VtfALES HOTEL; THIS -old. et,ta.bl'isheci iotel, com- ; jn-isuig a pronsdnieint position in the tnad'n tiiorougMaire of Atastertoaii,; .may. bo puruhased as a going conioertii at a reasonable figure, Reoeaiiti.y reHtiw'niisliod througnout, and iittccl with lu'ea'y conivenuence. Accommodiulion. includes* some Thirty Bedrooms, Br awing Rooms, Spacious Billing Room, Smoking aaid Commieraial Rooms, ■oho., etc. Splendid, opportunity for young couple. PRIGIE anud full panticiiflars of Messrs, W. B. CBENNM.LS AND 00. SUPEKtttH tiHEEP STATION. 2 O/4 A ACRES, very eonvenit»OU en% situated close to important inarket centre. Capital roads in «11 direction*. ' Two railway stations within seven miles. Well grassed with exception of about 200 acres second growth timber. Limestone and papa formation. Mostly hilly, with nearly 200 acres undulating and level land; 16 paddocks. Securely fenced and sheep proof. Wintered 3800 sheep and 150 cattle. Good iiomestoad of 10 rooas, woolshed, shearer'b whare, sibling, and' numerous other outbuildings. FRIOE £8 10s per acre. Only £SOOO cash required. When fully improved, and the 900 acres of second growth are properly grassed, this place will carry 4200 sheep and 250 head of oat-

NEAR MASTERTON. /j KA AGUES, nicely situar/ed pro:o\J pe-rty suitable for fattening and mixed farming. Eight mites from Wairarapa township and within two miles :if school. Praoti jolly ' ill level country, of which 250 acre* have been ploughed, returning good crops of rape, turnips and oats; 10 paddocks; capital buildings, ineludimg 8-iroomed house, wool&tKd, 2 stables, buggy ,shed, cowibail and Would carry 1000 sheep. PRIOE £l2 10s per acre. Good opportunity for! agriculturist. ' 3207' 31 £T ACRES, 2 miles fro.u town±.t) s'hip and 1£ ndles from sdhool, P.O. and cheese factory; 42 acres- oats, balance grass. All* been ploughed. Permanent creeks, springs, 7 paldjoks, 8 wire fencing. Wintered 900 sheep with small turnip crop. 6-troomed house, 8-stalfed stable with loft, sheds Siheep yardß, cowbaill. L.I.P. at £llß per annum. I'HUJE for goodwill and alB impr .reraent? £6 per acre- &L 45 ttOOWO INVESTMENT.

\f\(\ ACRES, Wairarapa di*/>\J\J feriot. One of the betl blocks of grazing country now available. Clear of nil rubbish, and parcioularly well grassed. Fifteen miles from railway, school and Poet Office within half a utile. Hear; papa soil; 21 paddocks (mostly 8-wire fencing) j 60 acres stumpt-d and under plough. Last oat crop roturned three tons per acre. Unrivalled rape and turnip country; 1500 fat she«p and lambs sold in one Beason. Winter* 2000 ewes, 1600 dry .sheep and 850 cattle. Cspital buildings, including beautifully situated homestead of 10 rooms fitted with all. conveniences and surrounded by gardens, tennis lawn, and orchard. Woolshed for 8 shearers', 4 gets jards, stalling, etc., eto. A Bound investment at £lO pen acre.-

PARTLY IMPROVED SHEEP COUNTRY. >AAA ACRES, Gisborne disl\J\J\J t tricfc, lying withfo five mites, of site >selected for railway thy country, with between, 1000 and 1100 acres in grass l , splendid soffl, and very deans. Balance good mixture of first-class; busfh, wMeh, wiheu felled audi improved, is estimated to carry two sheep per acre; 2200 sheep and 70 head of cattle were wintered on the improved , portion'. slight miles of fencing. Good house of 5 rooms., shear' ig sihtd, yards a<nd dip. T.itlle, O.R.P. at 15© per acre. Rent £75 per anaioim. PRIDE for. Goodwill, £4 10si per aore. This is the stamp of property that offers every prospect of a sharp rise in. vailiue ianr •medliately the railway reaches' the vicinity. 3269 HOUSE BARGAIN. VERY EASY TERMS.

10 effetet lam immedalaite sale, we . cam' offer at itihe low sum of £425, a modern 5-roonned hloaise, with; bathroom, scullery, pantry, etc Large section, wit-h trapslied, fowl rum., fruit' trees. CQjase to railway station. £SO cash' wafl.l db. ■ • 3270

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND CO., LTD. MASTERTON, LORES n.+. TTn.mn.si, nil i jkJxJyJ grass with, ftihe exception- of 10 acrea shelter bush. All ploughable and flat land. IWvided into 7 paddocks, post and wire fences in first class order, splendidly watered. Four-roomed house with good garden, woolshed, wihare, cowshed, Annual rates £l2 per annum; B:males from Plahiatua; 2-£ miltesi from Hukanaii. Post office and school within 2 J mites from school, creamery vnthiiii. one mile. Right o» the main road. A model fattening farm, and would also make a very payable dairy farm. This ptface has wintered 600 sheep. At present 10 acres tin oats, 15 acres in rape sown with grass-. About 14. acres in' turnips. There are 65 to 70 acres now in orop, and 125 acresr stumped and in grass. I'EiCE and TERMS on application.

1A A ACRES at Hukamu, all in -Uv7 grass, al'l undiulating a.nd flat land, post and wire fences, and well watered. No buildings. G-ood rwad® right to property. PiRICE £lO per acre. This place could be worked well with the above properfcy.Further partii'cul'ars from— DALGETY AND CO., LTD., MASTERTON. CHIMNEY SWEEP.— All orders attended to promptly and ©BoK ently in any parb of the town or dißtriof. Call or write.— PETSB HIDER, Masonic Street. Orderi may be leff wit* J. Ittinkkom*, BJ* f *oooniat. -